Hi there !
Apologies if this has been discussed before, but I'm wondering if anyone knows a relatively simple way for me to stack two data sets with different resolution ?
Last year I captured about 5hrs on the Cygnus Loop with my Canon Rebel T7. APS-C sensor, 6000x4000. Lights, Darks, Flats, and Dark Flats.
Just this past weekend, I captured another 6hrs of data on the Cygnus Loop, but this time with my ASI2600MC Pro. Also APS-C, but slightly different resolution of 6248x4176. And again - Lights, Darks, Flats, and Dark Flats.
Both were shot through the same scope with reducer - my Askar 65PHQ with .75x reducer - focal length of 312mm.
Both are framed nearly identically. It's actually pretty crazy how close the framing is, because I wasn't initially planning on combining these two, lol.
Programs I currently am using for my workflow would be Deep Sky Stacker, Siril, and Photoshop. I've heard you can do this with Pixinsight, but I don't really want to use my free trial right now if possible - that seems more like a winter project. Trying to keep it to the freeware, or software I already have.
I’m currently away from my PC so I don’t have sample images to provide, but I also don’t think that’s necessary for the question.
If any more info is needed I can certainly provide !
Thanks !